"Those convinced against their will are of the same opinion still." - Dale Carnegie
You'll forgive me if I take a moment to record my thoughts on, probably will be a historic(ally bad) day in my life.
This week, the Supreme Courts upheld the ruling that Obama care is constitutional.
This week, my Facebook news feed was blown up by happy people.
To be honest, I cannot fathom why.
Part of the reason I loved being an American, was the freedom to choose to do, whatever I want. Whenever I want. And to be honest, I feel as if part of my freedom died yesterday.
Now let me say this. I am not against health insurance.. I feel as though some I've spoken to in the last couple of days, don't think I understand the importance of health insurance. I do.
Believe me, I wanted it badly when I had my $600+ dental procedure done, and when I had to go with the "cheap" lenses for my newest set of eye wear.
That being said, I don't have health insurance now because I can't afford it.
If I don't have money, even an affordable rate is STILL.OUT.OF.MY.PRICE RANGE.
But, as of yesterday, the government has officially told me: "Tough luck Erin, if you want to live here, you will afford it. You may have to give up your dogs, and quit eating, but you.will.have.health insurance."
Uncle Sam say what?
I HAVE to have health insurance simply because I'm alive?
I HAVE to have YOUR health insurance simple because I live in the USA?
What if I don't?
I'll have to pay an increasing fine?
Yes Erin! Health Insurance is good for you! You will thank us for this! [Said in the voice of Jenna Marbles]
No I'm pretty sure I won't.
You just stole my freedom to choose:
If I wanted insurance.
When I wanted insurance.
Who I wanted insurance with.
Not to mention, I don't exactly TRUST the government to do what's best for Me. Or WANT to do what's best for me. Its a well known fact that politicians lie, fool me once, shame me, fool me twice shame on you. How am I supposed to believe in this ONE instance, they actually mean well?
My faithful blog readers, know how many issues I've had getting money from the government for schooling (something I thought they WANTED me to do) and now I'm supposed to trust them to provide my health insurance, and then give me money to help me with it?
But Erin! They will do so much good for us! Lower rates, no price discrepancy between men and women!
Yay so we'll all pay the women's price. Yaaaay!!!
[This I don't know as fact but thinking govermentally here, why on earth would we go with a middle of the road rate, not to mention, its this government as well who STILL has yet to match the poverty line to current standards]
You'll excuse me if I'm highly skeptical here.
I'm sorry have you actually read the bill, or just the parts that Obama and others have touted as the "good"? The thing is, I did... start to read this 100+ page bill. You CAN'T understand the bill. Half of it spends time referring you back to other sections.
What's next providing our food for us? Arranging marriages? Regulating our kids?
A government that's big enough to give you what you want, is big enough to take it from you.
So apparently I've talked about this before....

You'll forgive me if I take a moment to record my thoughts on, probably will be a historic(ally bad) day in my life.
This week, the Supreme Courts upheld the ruling that Obama care is constitutional.
This week, my Facebook news feed was blown up by happy people.
To be honest, I cannot fathom why.
Part of the reason I loved being an American, was the freedom to choose to do, whatever I want. Whenever I want. And to be honest, I feel as if part of my freedom died yesterday.
Now let me say this. I am not against health insurance.. I feel as though some I've spoken to in the last couple of days, don't think I understand the importance of health insurance. I do.
Believe me, I wanted it badly when I had my $600+ dental procedure done, and when I had to go with the "cheap" lenses for my newest set of eye wear.
That being said, I don't have health insurance now because I can't afford it.
If I don't have money, even an affordable rate is STILL.OUT.OF.MY.PRICE RANGE.
But, as of yesterday, the government has officially told me: "Tough luck Erin, if you want to live here, you will afford it. You may have to give up your dogs, and quit eating, but you.will.have.health insurance."
Uncle Sam say what?
I HAVE to have health insurance simply because I'm alive?
I HAVE to have YOUR health insurance simple because I live in the USA?
What if I don't?
I'll have to pay an increasing fine?
Yes Erin! Health Insurance is good for you! You will thank us for this! [Said in the voice of Jenna Marbles]
No I'm pretty sure I won't.
You just stole my freedom to choose:
If I wanted insurance.
When I wanted insurance.
Who I wanted insurance with.
Not to mention, I don't exactly TRUST the government to do what's best for Me. Or WANT to do what's best for me. Its a well known fact that politicians lie, fool me once, shame me, fool me twice shame on you. How am I supposed to believe in this ONE instance, they actually mean well?
My faithful blog readers, know how many issues I've had getting money from the government for schooling (something I thought they WANTED me to do) and now I'm supposed to trust them to provide my health insurance, and then give me money to help me with it?
But Erin! They will do so much good for us! Lower rates, no price discrepancy between men and women!
Yay so we'll all pay the women's price. Yaaaay!!!
[This I don't know as fact but thinking govermentally here, why on earth would we go with a middle of the road rate, not to mention, its this government as well who STILL has yet to match the poverty line to current standards]
You'll excuse me if I'm highly skeptical here.
I'm sorry have you actually read the bill, or just the parts that Obama and others have touted as the "good"? The thing is, I did... start to read this 100+ page bill. You CAN'T understand the bill. Half of it spends time referring you back to other sections.
What's next providing our food for us? Arranging marriages? Regulating our kids?
A government that's big enough to give you what you want, is big enough to take it from you.
So apparently I've talked about this before....








